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| 03-06-2019 22:05 | |
| barryd | It could be possible they took the controller out and just left the panel. Easy to rip out a controller but not so easy to remove a panel. |
| 03-06-2019 20:56 | |
| Mrplodd |
I would be very surprised if someone has fitted a panel to your MH and NOT wired it in! Just because you cannot see any cables doesn’t mean they are not there somewhere. Have you asked the previous owner, or the dealer you purchased it from?? Andy |
| 31-05-2019 22:42 | |
| horsieman16 | No,Its been raining cats and dogs the last few days ,I hope i get time soon to look at it.Bring on the sunshine |
| 31-05-2019 17:34 | |
| jiwawa | So, did you get it sussed? |
| 31-05-2019 15:52 | |
| horsieman16 |
Thank you for all your help Regards Martin |
| 21-05-2019 23:27 | |
| KeithChesterfield |
Always remember that with a good size Solar panel, refillable gas system, own facilities and decent batteries the World is your lobster.
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| 21-05-2019 23:06 | |
| horsieman16 |
Thanks for your help I will get time this weekend to explore the solar system . I would like to say a big thank you for taking time to help me with this problem. Regards Martin: |
| 20-05-2019 19:06 | |
| raynipper |
Often run down into the fridge cavity and connected via a regulator to the heavy 12v cables there. Ray. |
| 20-05-2019 17:49 | |
| EJB |
It should be wired directly to a charge controller then from there to your leisure battery and possibly your vehicle battery as well? There are normally no other controls as it charges as and when the sun shines....alongside the vehicle alternator, when travelling, and a battery charger when on electric Hook Up. If no wires through the roof it isn't connected?? |
| 20-05-2019 16:29 | |
| jiwawa | I don't suppose you took a photo when you were up there Martin? |
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